Market Watch for 9/28/2009 (Week of)

[billhart22]

I am keeping my eye on WDRP tomorrow morning. There is an awful lot of interest on it.

Las Vegas, NV - (WORLD STOCK WIRE) - September 30, 2009 -- Penny Omega tracks stocks daily and is pleased to offer its hot stock alerts. Investors can receive FREE Stock Alerts by visiting PennyOmega.com at the following link: http://www.PennyOmega.com.

Today's alerts include: Cord Blood America Inc. (OTCBB: CBAI), BioElectronics Corporation (OTC: BIEL) and Wanderport Corp. (OTC: WDRP).


About Cord Blood America Inc.

Cord Blood America through its subsidiaries, provides private cord blood stem cell preservation services to families in the United States. The company is opening its new Corporate headquarters and cryogenic research and storage laboratory in Las Vegas, as planned, the first week of October.


About BioElectronics Corporation

BioElectronics develops and markets drug-free anti-inflammatory patches. Its products include ActiPatch Therapy, a dermal drug-free, painless, and pulsed energy patch with an embedded battery operated microchip that delivers pulsed electromagnetic frequency therapies to accelerate healing of soft tissue injuries. The company announced the availability of its HealFast Therapy PetPatch(TM), targeted at the $10 billion dollar veterinary care market.


About Wanderport Corp. (WDRP)

Wanderport is a holding and business development company specializing in the investment and deployment of environmentally friendly technology. The company announced the signing of a letter of intent to sell Pulsar's tank-less microwave energy water heaters to a global sales leader in patented heating systems located in Spain. The agreement will be a multi-million dollar deal exclusive to Spain and provides a first right of refusal to other Mediterranean countries

[billhart22]

Universal Detection Technology’s Border and Zone Security Systems Partner Nominated as a Semi-Finalist in European Global Security Challenge
By admin | September 30, 2009
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LOS ANGELES–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Universal Detection Technology (www.udetection.com) (OTCBB: UNDT), a developer of early-warning monitoring technologies to protect people from bioterrorism and other infectious health threats and provider of counter-terrorism consulting and training services, reported today that its partner in the development of border and zone security sensors, Precision Sensors Instrumentation (PSI), has been nominated as a semi-finalist in the 2009 European Global Security Challenge.

The Global Security Challenge (GSC) is a central hub for security innovators, startups and investors that hosts events around the globe. The GSC aims to empower entrepreneurs in the security technology space and run the leading business plan competitions to find the most promising security and defense startups in the world. In 2009, PSI submitted a proposal for its Passive and Remote Border Security Control System to the GSC European competition, and it was chosen out of several hundred as one of the semifinalists.

PSI adapted one of today’s most sensitive seismic sensors into an ultra-sensitive position sensor. The sensor remotely detects intruders into a security zone by detecting the unique seismic signature they produce either on foot or by vehicles. The sensor is also designed to be totally passive and undetectable and can function without the need of line of sight visibility. The sensor can optimally be used for border protection or the physical security of a perimeter such as an army base or a port.

The U.S. Border & Perimeter protection market is expected to be one of the fastest growing market segments in Homeland Security. According to Homeland Security Research Corp’s (HSRC) landmark research, 2007-2011 U.S. Homeland Security (Government & Private Sectors) Market Outlook, this market is expected to accumulate to $13.9B between 2007 and 2011. The market demand is composed of both Government and Private sectors, with the majority of the growth coming from the Federal Government.

“The nomination from the European Global Security Challenge is the second time PSI’s technology has garnered international recognition,” said Mr. Jacques Tizabi, UNDT’s Chief Executive Officer. “PSI’s Passive and Remote Border Security Control System is one of the most sensitive in the market,” he added.

More information regarding UNDT can be found at www.udetection.com or via email at info@udetection.com.

About Universal Detection Technology

Universal Detection Technology is a developer of monitoring technologies, including bioterrorism detection devices. The Company on its own and with development partners is positioned to capitalize on opportunities related to Homeland Security. For example, the Company, in cooperation with NASA, has developed a bacterial spore detector that detects certain biohazard substances. The Company is also a reseller of handheld assays used for detection of five bioterrorism agents, radiation detection systems, and antimicrobial products. For more information, please visit www.udetection.com.

Forward-Looking Statements

Except for historical information contained herein, the statements in this news release are forward-looking statements that involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties, which may cause the Company’s actual results, performance and achievement in the future to differ materially from forecasted results, performance, and achievement. The Company undertakes no obligation to publicly release the result of any revisions to these forward-looking statements that may be made to reflect events or circumstances after the date hereof, or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events or changes in the Company’s plans or expectations.

Contact:

The Pollack PR Marketing Group
Stefan Pollack
spollack@ppmgcorp.com
Jonathan Younger
jyounger@ppmgcorp.com
310-556-4443
Universal Detection Technology
Jacques Tizabi
310-248-3655
jtizabi@udetection.com

[billhart22]

Dr Dave

Spng has licenscing agreements with I think 7 or 8 NFL teams...would think that would include logos..if not... what good would it do!

Not sure why a sponge...shaped like a football...filled with soap...would be great too have at a tailgate party...but I'm in as long as they sell!

It depends whether the logos are on their jock straps or their practice jerseys.

As far as the football....I guess you could clean your grill with it.

[SiriMonkey]

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My son is home from school today -- he decided that it was a good idea to yell at a friend, yesterday, to the point that the friend cried. So, today, I'm allowing him the opportunity to realize the difference between a day spent doing letters in his room rather than a day with his friends funny how he wasn't pleased when I let him know that I could find other ways to spend the money that we spend on his school

He says - to my wife - "Mama, Papa says that I'm not going to college...and that makes me sad".

Mama: "Son, your father said that doing well in school was your choice - that if your goal is to do well in college, it starts with learning how to listen and be nice in school"

Son: "well, I don't want him to spend my college money"

Yeah, he's four. So, it's not exactly like I'm over concerned about college just yet. He does attend a reasonably progressive school @ my alma mater -- which is why college comes into the conversation -- lots of PhD wanna be and soon_to_be's do research there --- so there is a lot of questions from the kids about what it's like to be in college & why it's important.

...we get our money's worth...

It's fun being a Papa

Rams

PS: I warned you guys (and Julie, Too) that I was country - shoulda guessed that I'd be long-winded...[/QUOTE]



Fun reading Ramsey. Keep up with the stories. Nice break from all this stock talk.

Julie

[atmgeek1]

ATM,

I use Scottrade and this is how it works with them.

It's easy to set up a margin account as long as you have a good credit score.
And there are no clearing or waiting restrictions as long as you have 25,000 dollars of stock or cash in the account.
I am able to trade in and out of stocks as many times a day as I can possibly do without any problems at all. I don't have to have cleared cash in the account to do this.

Example....buy 100 shares at 1 dollar. You have to have 107 dollars in the account to do this. And then you can sell that stock in one minute and use that 107 dollars plus whatever profit you have and buy more stock immediately. And you can do that over and over and over again.

That's how it is at Scottrade. Now, the one problem with Scottrade is that they have certain stocks they won't let you buy. It's only about a hundred or so, but several of the ones that people trade here are on that list.

I hope this helps,
Chuck

Yes it does, thank you and everyone who chimed in for the info. I currently do not have 25K in assets yet. I only started trading in Feb, with about 8K and currently I have not got back to even yet, down about 2K. Once I get near even I will probably open a margin acct, sell off some of that junk and use that 3 round trip trades per 5 days deal. First I just need bcle and behl to go up alittle bit. I'm ok with losses but if mglg doesn't come back, and it prbably won't, that will be my biggest loss, about 90% of my losses currently

[Ramsey]

Thanks Julie...It means a lot to me, knowing that it's 'okay' to relate & share tidbits here -- it's refreshing to be sociably civil, in the midst of the chaos that is monetary.

It's my belief that the fundamental core of this forum is of good will, intention, and folks that are secure in their person. This lends a welcoming that is quite wonderful.

So, yes, thanks again...


Ramsey

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Fun reading Ramsey. Keep up with the stories. Nice break from all this stock talk.

Julie

[billhart22]

Thanks Julie...It means a lot to me, knowing that it's 'okay' to relate & share tidbits here -- it's refreshing to be sociably civil, in the midst of the chaos that is monetary.

It's my belief that the fundamental core of this forum is of good will, intention, and folks that are secure in their person. This lends a welcoming that is quite wonderful.

So, yes, thanks again...


Ramsey

Read the last post of post #1. If this is acceptable, please let me know..if not, then I will remove it.

Bill

[Dr. Dave]

http://www.forbes.com/2009/09/30/for...t-09_land.html

TA trader at #29!

[candleman]

What's jet blue's ticker. Still didn't get into gold yet, woke up just in time to shave a little more off of ASFX before it reversed.

Doc, it's JBLU for JetBlue

[candleman]

Thanks Julie...It means a lot to me, knowing that it's 'okay' to relate & share tidbits here -- it's refreshing to be sociably civil, in the midst of the chaos that is monetary.

It's my belief that the fundamental core of this forum is of good will, intention, and folks that are secure in their person. This lends a welcoming that is quite wonderful.

So, yes, thanks again...


Ramsey

There are no better words to describe this place.